Double tap right side of the rectangle that shows up on the screen to register as a tap on the dualsense touchpad. That's how the touchpad works on Remote Play too
My question is if you have a PlayStation 4 is it still worth getting a PlayStation portal? I mean what I like about it is that it’s only $200 and it can run PlayStation five games but since I have a PlayStation account that I pay for yearly, maybe I can play my other games from my position for as well?
I have a brand new PlayStation Portal. Then I realized I didn't need it because I live alone and have no one to hog my 55" 120hz LG OLED, and I literally own every game that I like. So I never paid for the cloud service. I also bought a silicone case that slips over the Portal and bought a hard case for it to go in with extra stick grips. But my poor PS Portal just sits there in its case building dust. Maybe one day I'll have use for it, or I might just give it away.
@Theduckygang26 I did hear a rumor that this PS Portal is a test run to see if it's worth making a PS Vita 2... Tbh, I would play the sht out of a PS VITA 2. I don't care if it costs more than a PS5, lol. Having a handheld without needing wifi with ps5 graphics would be the sht..
it's a beta of course it won't work well and also the only thing wrong was that it took 12 seconds to load into a game but the thing with the playing the game was you not looking at what the screen was telling you to do.
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Double tap right side of the rectangle that shows up on the screen to register as a tap on the dualsense touchpad. That's how the touchpad works on Remote Play too
I don't see why they can't put m.1 hard drive into it to install games
Because it doesnt have any processing power to actually play games... dude.
@@vankorkpeople don’t understand that
Its like a empty case to stream a game but can run the power of a real game going through.
My question is if you have a PlayStation 4 is it still worth getting a PlayStation portal? I mean what I like about it is that it’s only $200 and it can run PlayStation five games but since I have a PlayStation account that I pay for yearly, maybe I can play my other games from my position for as well?
The portal only works with the ps5 which sucks.
Interesting and useful video!👍
Btw, I love your duck headband-it’s awesome!🦆😁
So you need WiFi to play?
Well, that is the definition of cloud gaming. Where else would the game be stored lol
@ Lool soz man didn’t even no but thanks for the quick response
@ would be nice if no WiFi but that’s cool
Yep!
I have a brand new PlayStation Portal. Then I realized I didn't need it because I live alone and have no one to hog my 55" 120hz LG OLED, and I literally own every game that I like. So I never paid for the cloud service.
I also bought a silicone case that slips over the Portal and bought a hard case for it to go in with extra stick grips.
But my poor PS Portal just sits there in its case building dust. Maybe one day I'll have use for it, or I might just give it away.
Gimme
I would hold off giving it away I think they are going to do some new improvements soon or they will make the second editon.
@Theduckygang26 I did hear a rumor that this PS Portal is a test run to see if it's worth making a PS Vita 2...
Tbh, I would play the sht out of a PS VITA 2.
I don't care if it costs more than a PS5, lol. Having a handheld without needing wifi with ps5 graphics would be the sht..
Looking to sell it ??
It looks shitty outside
Seems like two intelligent guys
nice video
Thank you!!
it's a beta of course it won't work well and also the only thing wrong was that it took 12 seconds to load into a game but the thing with the playing the game was you not looking at what the screen was telling you to do.
@@monkeygamestar6156 thanks smart guy.
Can fortnite work here bro?
It can if you use remote play. You need the ps5 on still and connected with it.